It's more amusing than useful, but we found it cute nonetheless.

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"It's quite amusing that the location of the burial of an English king should be of such concern in the States, " says Mayor Peter Soulsby.

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"My friends think it's endlessly amusing, " he says.

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So I think that it's not healthy for international relations, although it's both interesting--and in some cases amusing--to read what has happened.

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In fairness, it should be stated that there's a sweet, amusing sequence set in heaven, in which Reese Witherspoon plays the leader of a bunch of Valley Girl angels.

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As the ambitious ingenue, Lucy Punch is amusing enough, but it isn't clear whether this Eve to the story's Margo gets a coveted role because of her talent, or despite her lack of it.

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Messrs Kinnock and Bush got exclusively negative publicity for their pratfalls, whereas the first minister won kudos for revealing something he could have kept secret, writing about it in an amusing manner and understanding that, if you are going to tweet, you should capture people's attention with an arresting anecdote not bore them with predictable propaganda.

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